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Victorian and Western Women Fashion Show 1840-1910
Victorian and Western Women Fashion Show 1840-1910
- Victorian Women Program runs 30 minutes to an hour. This includes famous Oklahoma women, the western movement, and the Indian Territory at $50.00 per engagement. The fashion before the civil war had most women working in the home. During the years 1870-1877, there were inventions such as bustle, overskirt, Sears catalog, tea gown, sewing machine, little black dress, polonaise outfits with multiple layers, large hats, longer jackets and shorter trains.
From 1888-1910, fashion was slimmer with cleaner lines. The shirtwaist and sports fashion reflected the Industrial Revolution changing women's roles. Women were working in the factories, offices, inventions of the bicycle, automobiles, and more leisure time. Dianne Fallis, an experienced storyteller, understands the power of stories. During this time, the story can magically take one to faraway places. They can touch people’s lives, teach valuable lessons, and even motivate them to achieve their dreams.
Ghost Tales
Ghost Tales
Entertain your patrons and students with ghostly, unusual, and charming tales of incidents around Oklahoma. Historical and personal stories will delight and entertain audiences of all ages. From the “Six Million Dollar Mummy” and “Circle Mountain Ghost” to the “Town With Two Jails” , George vs. JC Penny, and “Light in Constantine Theater;” these stories will definitely hold your group spellbound!
Historical Tales of Oklahoma or Kansas
Historical Tales of Oklahoma or Kansas
Hear how J. Edgar Hoover recruited Oklahoma sheriffs and Texas Rangers for the start of the G-Men. Why outlaws were as famous as sheriffs were. Listen to the tale about the only bride who got married on horseback. Famous historical women in Kansas and Oklahoma plus little-known incidents around Oklahoma. I tell the stories of some famous Oklahomans and Kansans Laura Ingalls, Will Rogers, Dalton Brothers, Nanny Bartles, Addie Drummond, Cherokee Chief Ten Killer, 101 Ranch, Senator Robertson, Belle Starr, and Tom Mix .
FALL STORY HIGHLIGHTS
FALL STORY HIGHLIGHTS
INDIAN SUMMER - TALES BY DIANNE FALLIS
HALLOWEEN EVENT - DIANNE FALLIS AT Drummond House, Hominy.
GHOST STORIES- DIANNE FALLIS
December In Drummond Open House
December In Drummond Open House
Drummond Home Christmas Open House is held on the first Saturday, in December from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. Santa visits and hands out treats. Christmas stories by the Christmas storyteller, Dianne Fallis.
Christmas punch and cookies are served at the end of the tours. The admission fees cost $7.00 for adults, $5.00 for seniors, $4.00 for children aged 6 to 17 and free for veterans.
Frederick and Addie Drummond Home
December 12 at 12-4.00pm
What a fun afternoon at the Fred & Addie Drummond Home yesterday! A big thank you goes to Chuck Drummond who was there visiting with everyone and telling stories about the Drummond family, Roseanne McKee who did a book signing of her book OKLAHOMA ROSES, her husband Darren McKee who was our Santa, Jim Garling and Susanne Woolley who played beautiful music in the parlor and Dianne Fallis who was our Storyteller! You all did an amazing job and I thank you so very much!!!
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Frederick Drummond Halloween Storytelling
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Frederick Drummond Halloween Storytelling
At HOMINY, OK Drummond Home tradition had one night of spooky storytelling. This year on the evening before Halloween, was Dianne Fallis, a storyteller from Bartlesville who told stories well known, made up and some that were true. One well-known and well-documented story shared by Dianne Fallis, storyteller was about the Spook Light that appears along a lonely stretch of gravel road in Oklahoma near the Missouri line. Here is a bit of background.
Bartlesville storyteller, Dianne Fallis told a story about the Spook Light. Her grandparent's friends were courting. They had gone on a picnic there in 1940s and the Spook Light appeared. This scared her grandmother's friend who jumped up and ran to the Model-T. The future groom quickly proposed marriage because he wanted her to accept. In the car, the couple was further frightened when the ball of light sat on the car's hood. The future bride accepted his proposal and the ball of light moved on. They went back 40 years later to see if the Spooklight would appear. They remained for a long time, but were not able to see it again.
Native American Stories by Dianne Fallis
Saturday 1 PM · Green Country Storyteller ·
Indian Summer Festival
Dewey, Oklahoma
October
Halloween Event by Madame Dianne Fallis
Saturday Time: 6-8 pm
Ghosts and Halloween
Spooky Tales by Dianne Fallis
Bartlesville, Ok